I finished my brokers class years ago and they are wonderful. Passed my NC exam first time…read more Jenger Adams

JY Monk courses are not easy and your success depends upon how much actual time you devote to…read morestudying by reading the manual and the knowledge and expertise of your instructor. The first time I took the course our instructor couldn't answer any questions and told us we didn't need to read the manual but to study the exam prep book, 94% of the class failed. Second time (free repeat) we had a wonderful instructor and she encouraged us from day one to study the textbook. I just PASSED the course and am now preparing for the State exam

My son has been in piano lessons with Mr. Panos Messis for many many years in Chapel Hill Music…read moreSchool. He enjoyed his piano lessons very much and gradually playing as joy. we can see the big improvement in his skills as well. Thanks very much for Mr. panos great teaching. Really Appreciate the opportunity this music school offered to my kid. Thanks!

I did about two years of lessons with Panos Messis at CHSMA and learned tons about music theory and…read morehow to be a properly trained pianist after playing on my own for a while. Panos was extremely helpful in keeping me on track with my goals and supportive the entire time. I felt odd as an older person taking lessons but Panos didn't struggle at all to switch between giving his lessons to elementary school kids and myself back to back. He is a professional, a fantastic instructor, and a wonderful pianist. CHSMA staff were also easy to deal with and helped me get on my way.

My son attended school here and we had no problems the entire time! This school is big and…read moreconnected to the elementary school. Although it's connected they have their own entrance and parking lot . The teachers are great and you can tell they enjoy teaching. The school is also a top performing school! Your children will learn and be in a safe environment.

My son went to CASA from kindergarten to 6th grade. It's a hidden gem in Raleigh. In recent years,…read morethey relocated to Wake Forest. I absolutely had wonderful interactions with the teachers from ALL grades, children, parents, the receptionist (s), physical ed teacher, the principal. I only have GREAT things to say about CASA. We moved out-of-state and my son still talks about CASA. He's in 10th grade now. He's still in touch with his friends from CASA. I miss it deeply, and I wish them ALL the success of the world. They deserve it!

This is my little boy's first year of school! Because of this school I feel like he has started…read moreKindergarten in a warm, excepting, and welcoming environment where he can learn and grow. Since starting school he has been asking questions with a new found curiosity for things! I appreciate how involved the parents are in the education process. I feel like I am truly working with the faculty in providing the very best education for my son! I'm exited about what our journey as a Casa Family will bring!

I wish I had known of the better schools and treatment facilities in North Carolina before sending…read moremy son here. To be frank, the place is a mess. I knew more about the TEACHH method, Pivotal Response Training, and basic Applied Behavioral Analysis than the staff. How "a school for children with autism" can run without a qualified director/leader is beyond me. I understand they do have a Board Certified Behavioral Analyst but this begs the question: why isn't the facility in better shape? I have heard he/she is a bully and brings their problems to work with them. What a shame for parents trying to seek help for their children.

I wanted to like this school, but the two months I spent trying to enroll my daughters was a…read morenightmare. My husband and I took a tour of the school and it seemed like there were a lot of activities and resources for the kids despite the building having an industrial feel and looking a bit run down. We decided to apply despite the hundreds of dollars in application fees just to review our paperwork. At the time, we did not realize most ABA places do not do that. They said the typical time from application to start date was usually a few weeks, but ours took 2 months because they had trouble certifying one of their providers with my insurance company. That was understandable, but it's what happened in the meantime that made me rethink the school. It was difficult to get anyone to answer the phone, and most of my messages were never returned. Messages I left with various people were never passed on to the right ones. Nobody knew what was going on and in some cases they didn't even know who to ask. All the while, my insurance company insisted the problem was on the school's end and that they were having consistent trouble getting in touch with them and that the school filed paperwork wrong three times. It gave me the impression of a school whose management is in chaos and disarray. Finally, after all that was sorted out and just days before my daughters were supposed to start, they suddenly sprung us with $5,000 in further application fees and said they required a 1-year contract. None of this had ever been mentioned in person, on the phone, or in the paperwork we signed at any point in the preceding two months. It raised a lot of red flags to be asked to spend a small fortune in unexpected hidden fees and be required to commit to a long-term contract before my girls had even started. Maybe the school is struggling financially and is desperate to extract as much money in fees as possible? I have no idea. I just know no other ABA place has such insanely high hidden fees. Because my kids never had a chance to get therapy here, I really can't speak to the quality of care. All I know is that getting quality care is much more difficult when management is very disorganized.

I have been here several times to see my daughter's band concerts. With that, I am only reviewing…read morethe experiences in the auditorium for the concert bands. The auditorium is decent, clean. Sound in the auditorium is well distributed. The stage is a decent size and the ability to see the stage from just about anywhere in the auditorium is good. People are generally respectful and friendly.

My husband and I went to the class. Really nice and helpful instructors! Demonstration and…read morescenarios are really great way to learn and memorize the importance things for CPR and everyone gets a chance to practice. CPR session is great and recommend cherished CPR to everyone to learn this important knowledge!

The location is conveniently located in the durham area with plenty of parking for free. The office…read morespace is beautiful. The instructors are coolant they were very patient with the students who were nervous.